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Suyogya Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Please check this...
Is this sentence correct ?
Some beauties doesn't need any perfection ?
Some beauties don't need any perfection ?
please tell which one is correct and why ..
thanx in advance.
Some beauties doesn't need any perfection ?
Some beauties don't need any perfection ?
please tell which one is correct and why ..
thanx in advance.
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Grammatically, the second sentence is correct, because the subject is plural, so the verb must be plural as well ( don't instead of doesn't ). And I assume you meant to write the sentences without the question-mark, so they wouldn't become questions. Semantically, though, the way you wrote what you're trying to say just doesn't sound good to me, and I believe it would sound very unnatural to many native English speakers...
- Grammatically, the second sentence is correct, because the subject is plural, so the verb must be plural as well ( don't instead of doesn't ).
- And I assume you meant to write the sentences without the question-mark, so they wouldn't become questions.
- Semantically, though, the way you wrote what you're trying to say just doesn't sound good to me, and I believe it would sound very unnatural to many native English speakers...
- But I can't be sure of that, though...
- However, I recommend re-writing it as something like: - Beauty doesn't always mean perfection.
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Grammatically, the second sentence is correct, because the subject is plural, so the verb must be plural as well (don't instead of doesn't). And I assume you meant to write the sentences without the question-mark, so they wouldn't become questions.
Semantically, though, the way you wrote what you're trying to say just doesn't sound good to me, and I believe it would sound ve
Semantically, though, the way you wrote what you're trying to say just doesn't sound good to me, and I believe it would sound ve
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'Some beauties don't need any perfection' is the correct choice.
Since the subject 'beauties' is plural, it requires the plural verb 'do' (don't = do not).
Since the subject 'beauties' is plural, it requires the plural verb 'do' (don't = do not).
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Thank you for your reply....I'll will try to use correct spelling of words and will make them a practice without using shortforms.
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